Arundel High School - Panorama Yearbook (Gambrills, MD)

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I'Il Always Remember FOREWORD As the years go by, we, the staff of the PANORAMA, hope that in recalling your past school days, you will refer to this annual as a means of bringing to your mind a more vivid picture of the teachers, friends, and activities that have played so great a part in your high school life. We firmly believe they are worthy of your recollection. Let us glance through the pages of this book - one of many that will in later years represent an account of the incidents and people that have aided you in the course of your education and mental growth. This is our way of recording in tangible form just a few of those memorable episodes that have taken place during the past year. Surely you will remember .... TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication ...... 9 Juniors . . . . . 29 Foreword .... . . 3 Sophomores . . . 35 Administration .... 4 Junior High . . . . 39 Faculty ..... . . 5 Activities . . . . 51 Seniors . .... 9 Sports .... . . 67 Patrons ....... 77

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DEDICATION MRS CLARA SIMMONS We the PANORAMA staff proudly dedlcate the results of many hours of work to one of the most loved and well thought of teachers at Arundel Hugh School Mrs Clara Savage Simmons A natlve Texan Mrs Simmons was born on the Savage Ranch at Hubbard As a pupll In school she dlsllked hlstory but with the help of a teacher probably much luke herself she began to outgrow thus dlsllke and later malored In the subject Mrs Simmons attended Baylor Unlverslty at Waco Texas where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree She recelved her Master of Arts degree at Columbla Unlverslty and later attended George Washington Umverslty and the Unlverslty of Maryland In her lovely l8th Century home at Faerle Farms Mrs Simmons enjoys her hobbies of gardening collectlng antiques and mterlor decorating Mrs Simmons IS known throughout the school for her efforts In helpmg everyone who asks her advlce whether or not he IS a student nn her classes She wlll always be remembered for her frlendshlp loyalty and co operation by those who have dlllgently worked to produce this annual F UU I I I l ll 1 . . n a I 0 ' I. I . u a I I l J I l . . ' : , l I I I I Q l 1 1 a . O I . .0 u I I I I O., myself in n 'ACLJ , ,. ' Q-me f ww f 'Vl'l.JVV',4J 2

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. OUR VICE-PRINCIPAL Born in Kentucky, Mr. Jesse L. Clayton attended Georgetown College, Kentucky, where he received his Bachelor of Science degree and later attended the University of Michigan where he received his Master of Arts degree upon graduation. Sixteen of his thirty years as a teacher in high school and college have been devoted primarily to school administration. His teach- ing career began in a little red schoolhouse in his home state, later, he taught at Georgia Tech, the Naval Academy, and served as the principal of old Arundel for many years before assuming his present position. Mr. Clayton has also served as a Sunday School Superintendent and leader of church youth groups for more than twenty years. His former hobby, for which he no longer finds time, was fishing. P I 4 4 ,,A,,,,, , . .OUR PRINCIPAL Born in Baltimore, Maryland, Mrs. Mabel H. Parker attended State Teachers' College at Towson and later the University of Mary- land where she received her Bachelor of Science and Master of Education degrees. Mrs. Parker formerly taught in the ele- mentary schools of Severn, Millersville and Odenton, in addition, she was principal of Odenton Junior High School at Fort Meade. This record is proof that her main concern is dedicating her life to the education of the children of Anne Arundel County. Mrs. Parker is sponsor of the Epsilon Chap- ter of the honorary educators sorority, Delta Kappa Gamma. For her relaxation, our principal enjoys reading and gardening, although during most of her leisure time, she is found supporting school dances, plays and games.